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Log in. Join Now Renew Membership. You are here Home. Learn what you can do and connect with like-minded students and professionals who work in this climate action field. Not sure how to vote on proportional representation? Tune in to discover the differences between Proportional Representation and the current First Past the Post system. All students are welcome. We hope to see you there! This event will provide an opportunity to learn about and discuss climate change, fossil fuel extraction and their impacts on health through an interactive group dialogue session.
It will be a chance to make these connections among like minded individuals and realize our capacities in recognizing climate change impacts on health. Targeted towards students and faculty, the panel informs a growing discussion within the SFU community on what actions may be considered appropriate for the university to take on politically divisive issues as it moves toward its 50th anniversary later this year.
This is your opportunity to learn more about the project, ask questions, and discuss your thoughts with other members of the SFU community. What does it mean to have a cleaner and greener future?
How do we get there? Come and join the conversation on how best to defeat climate change. It's aimed at re-shaping the way we go about solving climate change. It's about being pro-active and including all parties in the conversation. We are inviting you to answer crucial questions about energy and economy in a time of climate change.
Vision and implement the world in which you will work in after graduating! What do you want our energy future to look like? How can SFU help you create this future? This event is participatory, hands on, creative, solutions-focused, and collaborative.
We will take the results from this event to SFU Board of Governors so that they clearly know what world we wish to work in, and what we need to get there. Calling all those interested in climate change!
Crazy costumes? Photo pledges? It can only mean one thing-it's municipal election time! Come chat to real, live Burnaby candidates, take a pledge to vote and snatch a cookie or two! The actual election is on November 15th. The aim of the initiative is to tackle the hard-hitting reality of climate change which SFU holds will only be worsened by the release of fossil fuels into the air. Climate Emergency Declaration Open Letter. Response to September 28 Board of Governors Meeting.
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